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Foreign investors flee South African assets as Iran war rattles global markets - Businessday NG

South Africa's financial conditions have tightened since the previous review, reflecting higher equity market volatility, exchange-rate pressures and a broad repricing of risk by global investors.

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Foreign investors flee South African assets as Iran war rattles global markets - Businessday NG

South Africa's central bank reports record bond selloff as foreign investors flee Iran conflict fallout; public debt exceeds 78.9% projection. Capital flight from emerging markets signals volatility risk for tech GTM in Africa and emerging-market supply-chain decisions.

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RUEN NAIDU | South Africa is holding its nerve

Rating agency outlook upgrades signal faith in fiscal discipline, while rand resilience defies energy market turmoil

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lunedì 15 giugno 2026·businessday.ng
Foreign investors flee South African assets as Iran war rattles global markets - Businessday NG
South Africa's financial conditions have tightened since the previous review, reflecting higher equity market volatility, exchange-rate pressures and a broad repricing of risk by…
mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·businessday.co.za
SA assets rally as oil prices tumble on Iran ceasefire hopes
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Foreign investors flee South African assets as Iran war rattles global markets - Businessday NG

RUEN NAIDU | South Africa is holding its nerve

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Foreign investors flee South African assets as Iran war rattles global markets - Businessday NG

SA assets rally as oil prices tumble on Iran ceasefire hopes

RUEN NAIDU | South Africa is holding its nerve